HAWERA SHOW.

Taranaki Daily News, 4 July 1922, Page 6

HAWERA SHOW.

OPENING TO-DAY. RECORD ENTRIES. SOME OF THE AWARDS. The progress made each year by the Dominion Show at Hawera since its inception thirteen years ago has been remarkable. As a result of the enterprise and organising abilities of those organising it the show has rapidly taken its -place in the forefront of the winter shows of the Dominion. That progress ■has been well maintained, this year, and it is questionable if there is another winter show in the Dominion that can equal it. Every foot of the vast space available in the various halls has been taken up with displays of machinery, farming apparatus, and tradesmen’s displays, all attractively set out. The competitive section this year is a very large and. varied one. The school section, which is'(specially catered for, has drawn over 1200 entries from all over the North Island, and there has been keen competition for the handsome shields that these sections carry. Everything will be in readiness for the opening ceremony, which will be performed by Mr. E. Dixon, M.P- for Patea, at 2 p.m. to-day. Mr. L. O. Hooker, the secretary and manager of the show, has, as usual, made complete arrangements to ensure the smooth running of the show, and yesterday saw the bulk of the exhibits I benched.* Indeed, so far advanced is • this department that the awards have already been made in several sections.

The bulk of the judging in the schools’ section has been completed. In the writing ..nd essay sections there was vdry keen competition, entries being received from al! parts of the North Island, and the judges had a very difficult task in making the awards. The shield presented by Messrs. Bennett and Sutton for most points in writing was won by Hastings Central with 71 points, Dannevirke North being runners up with 44 points. This is the third year in succession the same school (previously the Hastings District High School) has won the shield. Oaonui won it in 1919 and West End (New Plymouth) in 1918. The Challenge Shield presented by the Hawera Star proprietary for the most points in essay sections for primary schools was won by the Petone Convent with 38 points, the New Plymouth B.H.S. being second with 13 points. This is the second year in succession that Petone Convent has won the shield. West End (New Plymouth) won it the three previous years. PUBLIC SCHOOL DIVISION. School garden notebook. Standard IV: Tima Hauroa (Ohangai) 1, Sybil Washer (Tokaora) 2, Elsie Griffin (Tokaora) 3. School garden notebook. Standard V: Rhoda Henry (Matapu) 1, William Haweturi (Ohangai) 2, John O'Shea (Ohangai) 3. School garden notebook. Standard VI: Vera McCarty (Matapu) 1, Allan Shearer (Tokaora) 2. Nature-study notebook, pupils Grade 1 and 2: Myra Morris (Rotokare) 1, Margaret Wilson (Ararata) 2, Naomi Rayner (Ararata) 3. Nature-study book. Standards I. II and III: Marianna Takara (Ohangai) 1. Eunice Walker (Ohangai) 2, James Hinga (Ohangai) 3. Collection weeds, named and mounted: Carrie Lines (Rowan) 1. Plan school grounds : Rai Rangihaeata (Ohangai) 1, Bertha Retter (Okaiawa) 2, George Harding (Ohangai) 3. Grapii of variety trial with potatoes: Ruby Rogers (Okaiawa) 1, Bertha Retter (Okaiawa) 2 t Vera McCarty (Matapu)' 3. ’ Graphs of herd yields, single herd, showing returns of milk, test and butter-fat for season: Nathan Hooker (Matapu) 1. Bertha Retter (Okaiawa) 2, Harry Betts (Okaiawa) 3. Single herd, for number of seasons, three years-suggested: Nathan Hooker (Matapu) 1, Bertha Retter (Okaiawa) 2, Vera Jackson (Okaiawa) 3. WRITING. Standards I and II boys: Leslie Dommett (Crofton School) 1, Reginald Baston (Hastings Central) 2, Harry Waerla (Hastings Central) 3, Donald Westorman (Hastings Centra!) 4, Arthur Anderson (Tawhiti) 5. Girls: Daphne Manning (Hastings Central) 1, May Twiggs (Hastings Central) 2, Cara Peterson (Hawera Main) 3. Phoebe Gifkins (Dannevirke North) 4, Reta Horo (Oaonui) 5.

Standard 111, boys: Charlie Dalzie! (Dannevirke North) 1, Gordon Sinclair (Dannevirke North) 2, C. Colson (Mangatoki) 3, Ralph Erskine (Dannevirke North) 4, Kenneth Adams (Oamaru North) 5. Girls: Leila Millett (Dannevirke North) > 1, Millie Wilson (Dannevirke North) 2, Dulcie Wright (New Plymouth Central) 3, Mabel Edlin (Mangatoki) 4, Mary Mayo (Hastings Central) 5. Boys, Standard IV: Fred Hand (Dannevirke North) 1, Bernard Croucher (Hastings Central) 2, Ronald Arrowsmith (Hastings Central) 3, Lawrence Darby (West End Sclwol, New Plymouth) 4, William Ericson (Dannevirke North) 5. Girls: Nancy Aitchinson (Dannevirke North) 1 and 2, Hazel Retter (Dannevirke North) 3, Marella McQuag (Oaonui) 4, Hazel Allen (Hastings Central) 5. Standard V, boys: Percy Clifton (Hastings Central), 1, Ernest Burlace (Dannevirke North) 2, Alex. Gordon (Hastings Central) 3, Jim Adams (Oamaru North) 4, A. Hutchins (Boys' High School, New Plymouth) 5. Girls: Francis Bell (Hastings Central) 1, Gladys Farmery (Hastings Central) 2. Jean Clarkson (Hastings Central) 3, Margaret Hammond (Hastings Central) 4, Margaret Little (Hastings Central) 5. Standards VI and VII, boys: Arthur Steed (Hastings Central) 1, William Anderson (Hastings Central) 2, Garnett Clegg (Oaonui) 3, L. Barlow (New Plymouth Boys’ High School) 4, Jack Sargent (Hawera Main) 5. Girls: Monica Evans (Hawera Main) 1, Connie Camobell (Hawera Main) 2, Hilda Bice (Hastings Central) 3, Hazel Ward (Eltham) 4, Violet Rowley (Hastings Central) 5. Any boy or girl attending any public school: Violet Powley (Hastings Central) 1, Edna Chamberlain (Eltham) 2, Christina Blackett (Hastings Central) 3, Vincent Hitchcock (Eltham) 4, May Corbett (Eltham) 5. MAP-MAKING. Standard 111 (South Island) : Delma Baker (Ohangai) 1. Edgar Harvie (New Plymouth Boys’ High School) 2, Jack Burgess (Opouraio) 3, Jack Tibbutt (Opouralo) 4. Standard IV (South Island) : Jack Smith (Hawera Main) 1, Roi Rangihaeata (Ohangai > j2, Thos. Allan (Tawhiti) 3, Lloyd Westwood (Hawera Main) 4. Standard V (British Isles) : Walter Hawthorne (Opouriao) 1, Archie Tilfer (Te Roti) 2, Harold MeGougan (Opouriao) 3, Willa Bredin (Ratapiko) 4. Standard VI (North America) : Frank Bluet (Te Roti) 1, Thelma Gibson (Te Roil) 2, Ivy Todd (Te Roti) 3, Rollo Hudson (Eltham) 4, DRAWING. In pencil: carrot with leafage cut off: Douglas Therkleson (Ratapiko) 1, Mary Karalus (Ratapiko) 2, Michael Dravilzki (Ratapiko) 3. Thelma Hardgrave (Ratapiko) 4. In pencil; turnip with leafage cut off: Joan Buckley {Ratapiko) 1. Jack Montgonery (Ta-

whiti) 2, Eileen Bungay (Ratauiko) 3, Annie Rangibaeta (Ohangai) 4. Drawing, in pencil; jug showing curved lines: Chas. Stronge (New Plymouth Boys’ High School) l t Gordon Harrison (Whakamara) 2, Margaret M'Donald (Eltham) 3, Jack Rang! (Pungarehu) 4. Drawing, in pen or pencil; a teapot: Phyllis Bourke (Feilding Convent) 1, Tom Whittaker (Feilding Convent) 2, Florence Julian (Warea) 3, Paddy Bourke (Feilding Convent) 4. Drawing, in pencil; a boy’s boot: May Brophy (Warea) 1, Jack Phillips (Dannevirke North) 2, Phyllis Bott (Dannevirke North) 3 and 4. Drawing, In pen or pencil; spray of some native tree or shrub: Joyce Low (KUbirnie) 1, Patricia Fitzherbert (New Plymouth Girls' High School) 2, May Hamilton (Warkworth) 3 and 4. Drawing, in pencil; cricket bat: Douglas Therkleson (Ratapiko) 1, Thelma Hardgrave (Ratapiko) 2, Michael Dravitzki (Ratapiko) 3, Grace Mills (Ratapiko) 4. Drawing, In pencil: Rugby football: Eileen Bungay (Ratapiko) 1, Carl Behl (Kaponga Convent) 2, Joan Buckley (Ratapiko School) 3. Drawing, in pencil; side view of pipe: Gordon Harrison (Whakamara) 1, Gordon Shearer (Tokaora) 2, John Williams (Kaponga Convent) 3. Myrtle Luscombe (Hawera Main) 4.

Drawing, in pencil; front view of spade: Thos. Julian (Warea) 1, Ernest Pascoe (Hawera Main) 2, Leonard Lewis (Hawera Main) 3, Nellie Johns (Warea) 4. Drawing, in pencil; boy’s boot, side view: Colin Murtagh (Tawhiti) 1, Toswill Woollaston (Raupuha) 2, D. Tunbridge (Sacred Heart High School, Stratford) 3, Marty Hawkins (New Plymouth Girls’ High School) 4. Drawing, in pencil; chair with square seat and back: Barbara Meuis (Dannevirke) 1, Doris Dickens (Dannevirke) 2, Frank Lucktns (Dannevirke) 3, Sydney Pettett (Hawera Main) BRUSHWORK. Geometrical design, in ttvo or more colors; Standard III: Eileen Powell (Te Rott) 1, Nellie Hutchens (Te Roti) 2. Mass drawing of some simple natural plant unit, more advanced; Standard IV: Verna Grierson (Te Roti) 1, Gladys May (Hawera Main) 2, Doris Glass (Hawera Main) 3, Alma Bayley ’(Hawera Main) 4.

Design, suitable to fill square or arch, based upon conventional plant form; Standard V: Dorothy Oliver (Hawera Main) 1, Maidie McLean (Feilding Convent) 2, Bertha Terrill (Awakinc) 3, Ruth Mana (Hawera Main) 4. Standard VI: Clara Squire (Hawera Main) 1, Vena Hodge (Hawera Main) 2, Ivy Todd (Te Roti) 3, Joyce Gould (Hawera Main) 4. - Direct brush interpretation, in black or brown, of daffodil and leaves; Standard V; Florence' Shackelton (Awatuna) 1. Direct brush interpretation of flowering spray of fuchsia, in black or brown; Standard VI: Jessie Hensen (Hawera Main) 1, Clara Squire (Hawera Main) 2, Joyce Gould (Hawera Main) 3. LETTERING. In pencil; Standard Z: Jim Moir (Taradale) 1, Kenneth Squire (Hawera Main) 2, Phil Smith (Patea Convent) 3, Violet Jacobsen (Ratapiko) 4. In pencil or pen; Standard VI: B. Watson (Patea Convent) 1, Rollo Hudson (Eltham) 2, Ashly Williscroft (Hawera Main) 3, Nora Spetice (Sacred Heart High School, Stratford) 4. SEWING. S Standard I; face cloth: Emily Rose (Raupuha) 1, Daphne Gordon (Raupuha) 2, Kathleen Shearer (Tokaora) 3, Thelma Laurent (Tokaora) 4. Standard II: sewing-bag: L. Pettigrew (Pihama) 1, Muriel Barber (Raupuha) 2, J. Forsyth (Pihama) 3, L. Rangita-ana (Pihama) 4.

Standard 11; treasure-bag: Catherine O’Connor (Raupuha) 1, M. Crofsky (Pihama) 2, J. Forsyth (Pihama) 3, L. Pettigrew (Pihama) 4. Standard III; holland apron: Sheila Douglas (Hawera Main School) 1, Doreen Cameron (Hawera Main) 2, Bernice Entwhistle (Hawera Main) 3, Barbara Rowson (Hawera Main) 4. Standard HI; treasure-bag: P. Clement (Pihama) 1, T. Riley (Pihama) 2, N. Smith (Pihama) 3, Ruby Old (Raupuha) 4. Standard IV’; child’s petticoat: F. Crofsky (Pihama) 1, A. Conaglen (Pihama) 2, A. Goodwin (Pihama) 3, A. Lofroth (Raupuha) 4. Standard IV; infant’s first drawers: Hazel Barber (Raupuha) 1. Standard IV; slip bodice: Violet Jacobsen (Ratapiko) l t Lilian Rose (Raupuha) 2, Joyco Barber (Raupuha) 3, Mavis Price (Oakura) 4. Standard V ; child’s Magyar dress and bloomers : Edith Warren (Hawera Main) 1. Standard VI; sample flannel: M. Lamble (Pihama) 1. R. Crofsky (Pihama) 2, J. Allan (Pihama) 3. Standard VI; child’s petticoat: M. Lambie (Pihama) 1. ESSAYS. Standard 111 and below (“Animals”) : Mary Boriaev (Petone Convent) 1, Amy Lazarus (Petone Convent) 2, Gladys Poynton (Hastings Central) 3, Nellie Sullivan (Petone Convent) 4, Leila Nullett (Dannevirke North) 4. Standard IV’ ("School Holidays”) : Kathleen Rutledge (Dannevirke North) 1, Alice Garcia (West End, New Plymouth) 2, Etta Grover (Girls’ High School, New Plymouth) 3, Leonard Paton (Eltham) 4, Trevor Wright (West End, New Plymouth) 5. Standard V, boys (“Great Explorers”) : Colin Sturrock (Tawhiti) 1, Gordon Rounds (Petone Convent) 2, Frank Quin (Hawera Convent) 3, Leir Bunn (Mangatoki) 4, Bruce Bell (West End, New Plymouth) 5. Standard’ V, girls (“Sympathy”) : Nancy Kent (Hawera Convent) 1, Eileen Reder tPetone Convent) 2, Geraldine Syme (Eltham ConF vent) 3, Lucy’ McLauchlin (Petone Convent) 4, Connie McGwith (Petone Convent) 5. St. VI, boys (“Travelling in Olden Days and To-day) : H. K. Gruiszning (Central School. New Plymouth) 1, Hector Norrie (Taradale) 2, John Strouge (New Plymouth Boys’ High School) 3, Thos. Brophy (Warea) 4, Tom Culshaw (Petone Convent) 5. Standard VI, girls ("The Life of a Nurse”) : Mtoreen Higgins (Petone Convent) 1, Joan Tonks (Tawhiti) 2, Mona Young (Petone Convent) 3, Gladys McGurk (Petone Convent) 4, Norah Sheehy (Eltham Convent) 5. Secondary or technical school pupils, boys (“Knowledge is Power”) : W. Bell (Hawera Technical) 1, R. W. Bellringer (New Plymouth Boys’ High School) 2, J. Mclvor (New Plymouth Boys’ High School) 3, A. W. Griffin (New Plymouth Boys’ High School) 4, A. Brodie (New Plymouth Boys’ High Schpol) 5. Girls (“The Power of a Word”) : Ipathleen Anderson (Petone Convent) 1, Constance Free (Hawera Technical) 2.

ADVANCED SCHOOLS’ DIV’ISION. Six geometrical problems: I. A. Harkness (Wanganui Technical School) 1, Jope V’. Loloma (Wanganui Technical) 2, Joeli Rovai (Wanganui Technical) 3, Myrtle Hunter (Sacred Heart Convent, Stratford) 4. Drawings from a group of four objects: Mara Mackie (Hawera Technical) 1, Mavis Death (Hawera Technical) 2, Winnie Beamish (Hawera) 3. Drawings In color from plants or other natural objects: Plkl Hinga (Ohangai) 1, Turoa Hawora (Ohangai) 2. Set of three original designs for square, circle and hexagon: Geo. Harding (Ohangai) 1, Wm. Haweturi (Ohangai) 2, Stewart Savage (Ohangai) 3. SECONDARY SCHOOLS AND DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOLS. Drawing from group of three objects: Phyllis Grindrod (Hawera Technical) 1, Phyllis Braut (Hawera Technical) 2. ART AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS. Study of the head, from life, In black and white: Doris Garnett (Hawera Technical) 1, Myrtle Hunter (Stratford Sacred Heart High School) 2, Mora Spence (Stratford Sacred Heart High School) 3. DESIGNS AND ART CRAFTS. Original work in high relief woodcarving: Lily Skilton (Wanganui Technical) 1. ARCHITECTURAL AND MECHANICAL. (Drawing and Woodwork.) BUilding, or any architectural feature, in ink: Howard Smith (Patea Convent) 1. Machine, or part of machinery. In ink: H. Hendrickson (New Plymouth Technical College) 1 and 4, H. Barnett (New Plymouth Technical) 2, I. A. Harkness (Wanganui Technieftl) 3.